Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-01
DALLAS.

Came Near Bleeding to Death-Ohtld Badly
Burned-A cctdent Record.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 30.-Jim McLane,
the cook who was SO badly cut By negro
in restaurant On Lamar street a few
days ago and who is now in the city hos
pital, came near dying last night from the
artery of the left arm bursting, where it
had been cut. By the presence of mind
Of the steward, who tied cloth around
the ann sufficiently tight to prevent bleed
ing until City Physician Carter arrived,
the man WAS s.ved from bleeding to
death.
This morning while woman, who
keeps little fruit stand on Caroline
street, had stepped into back room, her
little child, eight months old, fell against
& red hot stove, badly burning its left
cheek and hands. The flesh was COM
pletely baked snd it is feared the little
one will not recover.
Domnau & Samuels pleaded guilty in
the County court this morning to having
broken the pawnbrokers' law and they
were fined $25 and costs in each case.
The Farmers Alliance are holding q &C.
cret session in the County courtroom
Yesterday g sad accident befell little
Claude Meade at his home on Commerce
street. While sitting at the table the lit
tie fellow caught hold of the coffee pot
and emptied the boiling contents into his
lap. He was frig1tfully scalded from the
waist down, and the skin all peeled Off
His injuries are severe, though not dan
gerous.
Yesterday Mr.. John 81. Daniel, an old
and highly respected citizen of this county
who lives some five miles east of the city
on White Rock creek, met with fearful
accident that may result in his death. He
was out on his farm in two-horse
wagon, when the team became frightened,
and, becoming unmanageable, dashed off
at furious speed, throwing Mr.. Daniel
out and badly fracturing his right lee and
severely bruisi0g him. He threw up
some blood shortly afterwards, though
there are 70 indications of his having sus-
tanned internal Injuries. He is some
eixty-seven years old, however, and the
severe shock and the pain of his fractur-
ed limb have placed him in critical con-
diti0n.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Dsllas Land and Loan Company to W.
M. Warllck, lot s, block SO, Oak Cliff,
$3.50.
Same to Mrs. A. G. Upshaw, lot 6,
blocs So, Oak Cliff, $500
Same 10 w. j. Jefferson, lots and 9,
block ll8, LOT 8, block 123, and lot 19,
block 81, Oak Cliff, $500
Same TO o Di |, lots l, 2 and 3,block
50, Oak Cliff, Sl325.
Same to a. Hoppe, los 6, and s,
block 95, Oak lift, $3.50.
Simpson & Clark to j. Fl johnson,
lots Is and Is, block l, Simpson &
Clark's addition, $500,
M NJ. SIN III and wife to G.. 81 Fun
nell, 25x100 feet on Main street, $13,250
Middleton Brothers to j. W. Taylor,
lot 6, block A, Middleton Brothers Gen.
trail Avenue addition, $3.50
E Bauman to John and George Lang,
lot 2, 7lock G, Prsyther & Ardrey's sub
5000.
J. q Cox and wife to w. Cumby, 80
acres Of the W. Tanner league, $500.
j. D. Robinson and wife to Sanger
Bros, 100 acres ten and one-half miles
northeast of the city, $4,000
j. E Jenkins to Frank 81. Jones, lot 8,
block 6, Eakins' addition, $3.50
a. W. NIoOOAAO duu WIG " L' m.
rillman, an irregulsrly shaped los, half q
mile north of the courthouse, $500
j. Z jenkins and wife to Frees Son,
25x200 feet on Merlin street, 1915.
o P. Scott 10 N B Murpny, 75x9S
eet on Carter street, $l050.
Samuel Armstrong and others to Icy
CulIum, 150xI50 feet at the junction Of
Sylvan street and the Fort Worth road,
1850.
George A. Alexander and ]. J. Wright
% A. G. Parker, seven and one-third acres
IN Muddy creek, SIS.
W E Hawkins to Ella D. Hawkins. |
me and one-qusrter acres of the j. A
Sylvester survey, $500 u
j. L Motley 10 Mrs. Mary Motley, |
OTIS l3, 20, A and 45, Motley's addition,
1920.
M 8. Nancy B. Daley to R J Gregory.
OTIS and +, block l, and ell of block 8,
BIAS Taylor's addition, Lancaster, $1,000 |
Paralec Burgess ct 81. to F. Burgess,
ltty acres, seven miles northeast of the |
itv and eighteen acres of the John HYDE
urveyA $500.
W. f. Clark and wife to W. r. Knight,
0xl00 on Trinidsd and Phelps streets,